Angry Birds Christmas edition will be launching in December. A Finnish TV station confirmed the existence along with the image on show below.
What can we expect from Angry Birds Christmas Edition... we suspect the same as always, ie a lot of fun throwing birds at constructions to squash the pigs in attempt to claim three stars.... mixed with a lot of snow, Christmas trees, presents and ice of course. [click to continue…]
If you want to get something different to hang on your Christmas tree this year then take a look at Walyou's guide to Geeky Christmas Tree ornaments. In total there are 194 listed showing various themes like Star Wars, Video Games as well as a bunch of weird trees. [click to continue…]
Alicia here... It's the time of the Christmas season where you realise it's time to do your last round of online shopping to make sure it gets to you on time. All items listed below have been searched for to find the best toys and gadgets for your children starting at ages 0-2. Tomorrow we will bring you the next instalment for a new age group. Many of the items will also arrive before December 24 when choosing the free shipping option, so don't wait around and go grab yourself some Christmas presents today. [click to continue…]
If you want a decent Satnav then Amazon are currently offering 75% off the price of a Garmin Nuvi 780. Full price for the Nuvi 780 is $699.99, but with a 75% discount it brings the price right down to $178 saving you $521.99 which is not bad at all.
The Garmin Nuvi 780 comes supplied with North American maps. It has a 4.3 inch touchscreen that provides both a 2D and 3D mapping along with turn by turn directions with voice guidance. The voice guidance also utilises text to speech allowing you to hear the actual street names that you are navigating through. [click to continue…]
For the geeks among us you should head on over to ThinkGeek on a regular basis to pick up the latest crazy and geeky gadgets. The latest they have on offer is a Motherboard LED Christmas Tree. [click to continue…]
If the A-Team celebrate Christmas then they would use these camouflage Christmas tree decorations. They are built from glass and designed by Alexander Malinovsky. They also come packed in a crate type looking box to keep them safe while shipping them. Costing around $25 you get 6 in a box.
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Christmas tree's are a pain to clean up after you take them down a few days after Christmas. Needles go everywhere and you have to then find somewhere to chuck the tree. This desktop LED Christmas tree will save you all the hassle although I doubt you will see many presents under it as it stands just 4 inches tall. Ok, it's not going to replace your living room Christmas tree, but it is a perfect desktop companion through out this festive season. It is powered by a 9V battery which I assume lasts a long time with it powering just the little LED's.
This little Christmas tree is available at Firebox for £6.95.
Advent Calendar's are used each year to count down to Christmas. LEGO have created their own advent calendars which feature 24 days of LEGO building fun. Each day you will find a new small set such as a tree, mini figures a fire place and other items. The LEGO City version pictured above includes LEGO city type LEGO.
Another version is the LEGO Bellville calendar which includes animals and accessories.
Each costs £12.99 in the UK and are available here and here.
Also available at Amazon.
Via: Babble
There are tons of USB devices out now ranging from the seasonal christmas tree, rool up piano and more. We now have the rechargeable USB shaver which is charged via your laptop. This is very useful for the business traveler who forgets their regular shaver or a compatible power supply. There isnt too much to the USB shaver. It has an LED which lights up when it is being charged and the USB connector which can fold in to the case to compact it even more.
It weighs just 74 grams and power consumption is low and it shouldnt kill your battery in your laptop.
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You have probably walked through an airport to see one of those fancy spinning screens which seems to always face you. You have also probably seen the frisby with a bank of LEDs on which you can throw and it spells out words in the air. The POV Christmas tree works on a similar principle. It is a bank of LEDs in the shape of a tree. The LEDs spin around a central point fast and it shows the appearance of a christmas tree out of LEDs. They are cool to watch. The tree is powered by 9V batteries and full instructions can be found at the link at the bottom of this post.
For those of you who are not sure what POV means, it is persistance of vision.
The Flying Alarm Clock is a genius device which makes getting out of bed pretty much mandatory. Getting out of bed is hard! I hate it myself. If you get the flying alarm clock then it will not shut up until you push the propellor back in to the top of it. The catch is that the propellor flys away to who knows where, and you have to find it to shut the thing up. Excellent idea... well maybe I best keep it quiet from my wife or I might find one under the tree for christmas. But... the idea is ingenious.
Buy it now from Firebox for just 19.95
Remember, this is a great christmas present for those lazy bones who will just not get out of bed in the morning!
Today we saw the 1st December 2006 appear on our callendars. This means that it's not long till christmas day and what better way to start then with a circuitboard christmas tree decoration. Acorn Studios have created the christmas tree circuitboard which is basically and old cut off from a calculator or something similar and it's shaped in to a triangle with some metal wire soldered on the top and shaped in to a star. This "was" available for 19.95 dollars but due to demand, or lack of calculators, they no longer have them in stock. However, I am sure you all have the technical know how, to make one of these your self. Just dont go burning your self on the soldering iron.
Via: OhGizmo